09-19-2017, 11:28 AM
Hi,
thanks to the great Q4os developers I now have a quite decent Debian Stretch system running. After I managed to flash the eMMC with Q4os I simply editet sources.list to point to Stretch instead of Jessie and did a dist-upgrade. I needed to fiddle a bit with the graphics since X was lost but rebuilding libump and xf86-video-fbturbo under Stretch did the trick. (I'm a Debian developer and might consider creating at least an official libump package - need to check the license of fbturbo whether it is acceptable in Debian.)
I now try to get some reliable information about the battery status. I'm using xfce4 but the battery plugin always says the battery is empty (even if I get a desktop notification that the battery is full when plugging in power adapter.
The command acpi does not work.
How do others check the battery status on pinebook?
Kind regards
Andreas.
thanks to the great Q4os developers I now have a quite decent Debian Stretch system running. After I managed to flash the eMMC with Q4os I simply editet sources.list to point to Stretch instead of Jessie and did a dist-upgrade. I needed to fiddle a bit with the graphics since X was lost but rebuilding libump and xf86-video-fbturbo under Stretch did the trick. (I'm a Debian developer and might consider creating at least an official libump package - need to check the license of fbturbo whether it is acceptable in Debian.)
I now try to get some reliable information about the battery status. I'm using xfce4 but the battery plugin always says the battery is empty (even if I get a desktop notification that the battery is full when plugging in power adapter.
The command acpi does not work.
How do others check the battery status on pinebook?
Kind regards
Andreas.
